texts: An American journalist, author, social activist, environmentalist and educator, who is remembered largely for her tempestuous lesbian relationship with Charlotte Perkins Gilman, died on June 6, 1909. She was known as a fixture of the turn-of-the-century San Francisco Bay Area literary scene. An outspoken writer who often addressed controversial topics in her columns for The San Francisco Call, Knapp wrote on a wide range of subjects from livestock to the Annexation of Hawaii. Though drawn to progressive causes like child labor and conservativism, she also tended to have reactionary views, such as her criticisms of the women's suffragist movement. At a time when many American women were joining the movement to extend political and voting rights to women, she allowed her speeches and letters on the topic to be used as propaganda by the anti-s. The author of numerous short stories and a novel set in the Arizona desert, she was also interested in Western regionalism. She was praised in her lifetime for her works.On March 14, 1860, in Buffalo, New York, there was a baby named <mask> Adeline. There were nine children born to this family. She was named after her mother. When she was a child, Dellie was used to distinguish between the two women. She was known to her family and friends as "Delle". When she wasn't spending time with the family's horses, she showed a strong interest in writing. She wrote poems and stories when she was eight years old.She published a volume of her writing when she was 14. The Queen City Enterprise was published by her. It was a monthly newspaper for nearly two years and gave her her first taste of journalism. This was a huge achievement for young women. She became famous as a poet after publishing the Aspirant in Buffalo. She was a member of the National Amateur Press Association. It was thought by her family that she would most likely end up in journalism, since she expressed an interest in a career in medicine.While her mother had never worked outside of the home, her father was a highly respected and hard-working man in the Buffalo community. Mr. Knapp worked in the wholesale and retail grocery business in Buffalo. He became a partner in a distilling business after a few years. He was a senior member of the firm. He was the Chief Engineer with the Volunteer Fire Department. He helped organize the first Water Works Company, as well as founding the Fireman's Benevolent Association. The family had a lot of money.A strong work ethic is instilled in children by their parents. While living at the family home with her parents, young Adeline felt compelled to make her own way in life. She started working in a large house after looking for a job. She set aside her journalistic interests for seven years. She began working as an associate editor for the local news journal at the age of 24 after getting an opportunity from the Buffalo Christian Advocate. In addition to working at the Advocate, she began attending school at the University at Buffalo to study medicine. After three years, she decided to leave Buffalo and head for California.She founded the paper's Woman's Department, which became very popular, after leaving Buffalo to work at the San Francisco Call. Within a year after arriving in California, she purchased the weekly Alameda County Express and began her career as a country editor and publisher. She was the editor, business manager, solicitor, subscription and advertising agent, proofreader, collector and mailing clerk, and delivery staff all rolled into one. She merged the Express with the Oakland Daily Tribune. She became the staff coast and foreign exchange editor of the Call after the Express was consolidated with the Tribune. When her knowledge of horses and cattle was discovered, she was transferred to the livestock department. She wrote an article every Sunday on the subject of horses and cattle under the pen name of Miss Russell.The East Bay contingent of the San Francisco Bay Area literary community included Ina Coolbrith, Charles Keeler, and Yone Noguchi. Her interest in women's issues began to take root during her time in the Bay Area. She spent a lot of her time working with the San Francisco Woman's Educational and Industrial Union, an organization that advocated for women's rights. In San Francisco, they counted between 600 and 700 women. She was an advocate for equality of the sexes for ten years. Around the turn of the 20th century, her ideals would change. Charlotte Perkins Gilman was a writer who had separated from her husband and moved to California.In September, the two women began living together. Their friendship was very close. Today, she is remembered for her tempestuous relationship with Charlotte Perkins Gilman. "The pleasure in the new relation is that I now have some one to love me, and whom I love," she wrote. Ann Lane writes that it is possible that Charlotte and Delle were lovers. Stetson's letter to her future husband shows that she had a lot of love for her. I told you I loved her that way.There is a chance of such letters being dragged out. The San Francisco papers have a great sensation in literary articles. There are revelations of a strange past. Mrs. Stetson had a love affair with a woman. Is this friendship? And so on. The relationship deteriorated by 1893.Charlotte and Delle's relationship was in jeopardy because Charlotte was "absurdly glad to see" Delle when she returned to Oakland. Charlotte wrote on May 3 that she had trouble with Delle over the years. May 11 is hard times with Delle. I am exhausted to attend the meeting of the State Council of Women. Delle doesn't have me. ... There was a lot of time with Delle.There was a scene with Delle all the way up from ferry to house, in the car. Delle decided to leave the house by May 14. I have been asking her to since last August. Delle stayed for another two months before packing. The loss of the friend with whom I had sincerely hoped to live was harder than everything else, as she describes in her autobiography. She loved me. At first.They had been generous with their money. I made a home for her, but also furnished material for her work. She was a clever writer, and later I learned that she was a literary vampire who was always looking for another author to devour, and for the time being write like them. She had an injury at the base of the brain that may have affected her moral sense. I don't mean to say that she was immoral, but she was evil. She lied so freely that she didn't know what she was saying. She drank.She was drunk at my table. She swore at me as well as other people. She struck me with her hand in one of her tempers. I can't prove that she spread the lies about me, but I can say that they were of a nature that only one so close could have known. I know of similar shenanigans from her. I should have been so ignorant as to love her so much that I ended up in pain. The New Year's inscription for 1893 is a doleful one.In the early 1890s, Knapp's coverage of horses and cattle gave way to greater responsibilities as she took over the investigative reporting of international events. She traveled to Hawaii in 1893 to cover the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom. The calls front pages were dominated by Knapp's correspondence during the crisis. All of the front page and a third of the second page were covered by a long piece signed by Knapp on March 9. A visitor would hardly believe himself to be in the midst of riot and upheaval of the law six weeks after the bloodless anti-royalist coup which deposed Queen Liliuokalani. Due to the fact that the marines from Boston are in the legislative chamber, the government has ordered the palace to be cleaned and ready for use. The Call's correspondent was allowed to pass through the building at a very interesting time.A lot of personal property belonging to the outgoing regime was still in the palace when it was converted to its own use. The articles were going to be divided between the Queen, Princess Kaiualani and the ex-Queen. The household goods of any evicted Tar Flat family were loaded upon one- horse trucks and presented a touching spectacle. She noted that the deposed queen and princess was "avowedly jubilant over the present state of affairs." I don't think it can be said that the natives really want annexation. The majority of them would like to see their native kingdom taken over by a bigger power, but it's not something they would want to see. There are many children of the early missionaries who feel the same way and are at a loss to say what they want.The natives want a condition of things that will bring more money into the country. The capital has been driven from the islands by the uncertain tenure of the Government and the natives have felt the pinch. They don't care who brings them, they want better times. No one in the Kingdom will waste any sentimental regret over the downfall of the house of Kalakaua. When the tabu was raised, they thought the monarchy had vanished. The Hawaiian monarchy's problems were one of the reasons that resistance movements were unlikely to succeed. The natives are too uncertain about what they want to do to unite in a concerted action.Since the overthrow of the tabu, they have no money, no arms, no leaders, and really no cause save their ancient traditions, which have so far lapsed, as to make no very powerful appeal to their national pride. "They themselves are dying out at the rate of nearly 1,000 a year, and but a few are left of the hundreds of thousands that once swarmed in the islands." Some foreign power must inevitably assume control of the country, and there is no such power with the interests of the United States in mind. The conclusion is irresistible to enlarge upon this point. If we don't annex the islands, they will pass into the control of a foreign power and become a constant menace on our frontier. The relation of the principal ports and naval stations of the Pacific Ocean to the islands will be shown in a glance at the map. She traveled to the Far East to write about her journey to Yokohama and Manila.He moved from San Francisco, California, to the Philippines after the Spanish–American War. She was one of the Thomasites who went to the Philippines to teach. Knapp wrote a history book about the Philippines. The history of the Philippines was traced until the arrival of the Americans. She wrote the first history of the Philippines for school children. She said that she wrote the book for the children because she wanted to bring a history of the land to them for the first time. She was drawn to many social causes and reform movements.The sketches portraying the evils of child labor were fictionalized. The San Francisco Call published "Two Chums: Sketches from Life" in August of 1892, a story about two young mill workers who died tragically, one under the wheels of a streetcar, the other in suicide. Their deaths are not noticed. The series of articles were approved by The Woman's Column, a publication of the American Woman Suffrage Association. There is no compulsory education to prevent the hiring of infants, so little creatures of five and six years go to their daily toil. He was also an environmentalist. In 1897, the San Francisco Call noted that she was California's "naturalist at large".The Call had many articles written by Knapp in the mid-1890s. Walking the hills of San Francisco would give San Francisco's citizens a better perspective on their civic life, according to "The Blessed Hills of San Francisco". "Only from the hills can we see the real beauty of this city, though most of its buildings are to the eye, and this beauty can by no means be appreciated when seen, even from the dummy of a hurrying cable-car." A small number of her nature sketches were collected in her book. In the Christmas Woods was published in 1899. The fight against the destruction of birds for their feathers was begun a few years before the 1899 letter was written. "Some of us hope to persuade certain of the women's clubs to take action in the matter", Knapp wrote, requesting Muir to write "a few lines on the subject" for an article with interviews etc.From a few of our bird lovers. The milliners say that birds have not been used for trimming in 20 years. To make an impression, we need to strike hard and quickly. Views on race and immigration have been questioned in recent years. According to Cynthia Davis, "Delle vocally opposed Asian immigration and may have helped cultivate Charlotte's xenophobia." The title of "The Ways That Are Dark" was taken from a line in "The Heathen Chinee", according to Davis. "Knapp endorsed the racist reading of 'Plain Language' in a crudely 'yellow peril' tale."The anti- Chinese sentiment in California led to the passage of legislation to restrict and deport Asian immigrants, which was upheld by the United States Supreme Court in 1893. The Japanese writer Yone Noguchi was admired by the author, who wrote several articles supporting and publicizing his work. The Story of the Philippines was the history textbook she wrote for Filipino students. European colonization in the islands is the focus of most of the history. Before the arrival of the Spanish, there were two "wild tribes", the Negritos and Igorotes, which she distinguished from the "civilized Filipino people" who were members of the Malay race. She wrote that the Negritos are dying out. The people have thick lips and flat noses.Their hair is curly. They hunt and fight with bows and arrows. Their main food is fish and brown mountain rice. When children are brought up in a city, they don't grow up to like civilized life, so they run away and return to the mountains as soon as possible. She wrote that the Igorrotes are the best and strongest of all the wild tribes in the country. They are very brave, and are good fighters, using a short, broad knife, which they wield with deadly skill. They were used badly by the Spaniards.At one time, the Spaniards tried to put an end to the tribe in the Philippines. They killed everyone who fell in their power. They were not able to conquer the Spanish, and they have always hated them. She describes the Malays as a sea-going folk, daring sailors, and skillful in managing their boats, who "went bold to sea in tiny crafts, with only the stars to guide them, taking risks such as no Europeans dared to take." They shared enthusiasm and prejudices on a wide variety of topics that reinforced their bond. The two women disagreed on one issue. Both women were passionate about women's rights and initially supported equal rights.Knapp questioned and opposed extending the right to vote and run for political office to women. The publication of literature that spoke out against the suffragist movement was used to voice her opinions at a time when women were campaigning for rights to women. The New York State Association opposed to the extension of Suffrage to Women was founded in 1897 and had over 90 members. The Association's 1908 Annual Report used her writings as propaganda, but she was not listed as a member. After the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution was passed in 1920, the Association stopped producing pamphlets and publications explaining their views of women's suffrage. The San Francisco Call once ran a column that said economic dependence was the primary cause of women being brought under the control of men. By 1899, Knapp's indifference to speach had become opposition."An Open Letter to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt" was written to support her stand on the issue. The inner things of the home and society should be in the hands of women. Catt spoke about the full speach of women at a conference in Oakland. Catt's case for the domestic liberation of women was outlined in her book, Women and Economics. The Household Magazine was edited by Knapp for a few years in the 20th century. She had a relationship with Gilman. When they were living in New York, both of them were campaigning for women's rights.A strong delegation of women from all parts of the state was present in opposition to the woman suffrage proposition at the February 19, 1908 hearing in Albany. The New York State Association opposed to the extension of Suffrage to Women published her speech. By this point, she was able to argue that women worked only out of necessity rather than preference, which was contrary to the idea of work fulfilling one's potential. The tendency of women to cooperate with the opposite sex was celebrated as one of the noblest inclinations of women. The women that opposed speach were labeled traitors by Gilman's writings. On June 6, 1909, Knapp died of a long illness. "They said I made a hit in Hawaii, but the experience convinced me that newspaper work does not offer a real career for a woman," she wrote in her New York Times obituary.I went away from cities and lived alone in a canyon in the foothills for two or three years. I built a house there, cut down trees, wrote a book, and did a lot of thinking. Delle E. The Romance of the Castle Rock and Other Poems is in Buffalo, New York. The Queens City enterprise print was published in 1876. The name of the person is Adeline. It costs one thousand dollars a day to study practical economics. The Arena Publishing Company is in Boston.There was a woman named Adeline who was born in 1894. The introduction to the series on observations of nature through the year is called In the Christmas Woods. The Stanley-Taylor Company had a press in San Francisco. 1899. The name of the person is Adeline. The story of the Philippines. New York has Silver, Burdett and Company.It was 1904. The name of the person is Adeline. There is a boy and a Baron. New York: The Century co. The name of the person is Adeline. There is a manual of hygiene used in the schools of the Philippine Islands. New York has Silver, Burdett and Company.It was 1904. The name of the person is Adeline. The essays deal with the beautiful things that the spring and summer bring. East Aurora is in New York. The Roycroft Printing Shop was founded in 1897. The well is in the desert. The Century Company is in New York.Mike and E. Nesbit edited the book. Victorian Women wrote The Dreaming Sex. The Peter Owen company was founded in 2010. "An Open Letter to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt" was written by the New York State Association. 1899. There are eight pages by Knapp. Do working women need to vote?An address was given to the Senate and Assembly Judiciary Committee. The extension of Suffrage to Women was opposed by the New York State Association. In 1908. There are eight pages by Knapp. The introductory essay of a series on observations of nature through the year was written in the Christmas woods. San Francisco is located in California. The company is named Stanley-Taylor.1899. The History of the San Francisco Bay Area Writers from California 19th-century American novelists 20th-century American novelists.


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texts: <mask> is an American politician and member of the Republican Party from the state of Colorado. <mask> is a graduate of the University of Colorado Boulder. He served as chairman of the Colorado Republican Party from 1999 to 2002. He served in the United States House of Representatives from 2003 to 2007, representing Colorado's 7th congressional district. He gave up his seat to run for Governor of Colorado in 2006 but lost. He was the Republican nominee for governor in the election, but lost to John Hickenlooper. <mask> is a member of the ReFormers Caucus.<mask> was born in Lafayette, Colorado. His family's dairy farm was purchased by his grandparents outside of Boulder, Colorado. He is the son of two people. Draft horses were raised on the family's land by his paternal grandparents. His mother's family was German. His parents raised animals on the farm. Beauprez says his father's example is a major influence on his life.Beauprez was an all-conference offensive tackle in high school. He received his B.S. after studying physical education at the University of Colorado. In 1970. While Beauprez had been involved in the Republican Party for a while, his first leadership role came in 1997 as the chairman of the Boulder County Republican Party. <mask> became chairman of the Colorado Republican Party with the help of Senator Wayne Allard. His tenure as state party chairman was marked by attempts to get more Republican candidates elected. The Republican Party lost control of the Colorado State Senate for the first time in four decades while <mask> was chairman.<mask> ran to represent Colorado's 7th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives. He beat Democrat Mike Feeley by only 121 votes. <mask> was a member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, the Veterans Affairs Committee, and the Small Business Committee. He obtained a position on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee after being re-elected in 2004. <mask> won the Republican Party nomination for governor in August of 2006 to succeed Bill Owens, who was ineligible for a third consecutive term. <mask> won the nomination without opposition, but he was briefly opposed by another candidate, who dropped out of the race and endorsed Beauprez several months before the primary. On February 2, 2006 veterans called on Beauprez to apologize for appearing at a photo-op in a military-issued uniform, even though he had never served in the military.He received three draft deferments and a medical release during the Vietnam War. In May 2006 ProgressNow produced an Internet-based ad that focused on Beauprez's draft status during Vietnam. The ad was dismissed by the Beauprez campaign as a well-financed attack machine. In October, <mask> started running ads that attacked Ritter's performance as Denver district attorney, citing a plea-bargained case against an illegal immigrant and an alleged heroin dealer. The dealer was given a suspended sentence. He was arrested in California on suspicion of sexual abuse on a child. Inquiries to <mask>'s campaign as to where it got its facts were prompted by the fact that that information couldn't be verified in public court records.John Marshall, Beauprez's campaign manager, told a local news station that the guy's information matches up in federal criminal databases. Federal criminal databases are off-limits to anyone but law enforcement and can only be used for law enforcement purposes. Ritter's supporters argued that the information could only have been obtained by using the National Crime Information Center database, which is restricted by federal law. The FBI was asked to join the investigation by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. <mask> said he had never heard of the database. As a congressman, Beauprez cosponsored a bill relating to the database. The ICE agent who provided the information to John Marshall was acquitted in a jury trial.The Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement Senior Special Agent Cory Voorhis was criticized and praised for sharing Medina's rap sheet with <mask>' staff. <mask> said the action was "whistleblowing" because of a pattern of plea bargains during Ritter's time as district attorney. The Denver District Attorney did not prosecute the employee who accessed the same information and shared it with the campaign. On April 9, 2008, Voorhis was found not guilty. Voorhis had been unfairly "singled out" for prosecution, according to one of the jurors in the case. <mask> was criticized for seeming to be unsupportive of Voorhis. <mask> did offer assistance to Voorhis, which was turned down by Voorhis' attorneys in order to avoid the appearance of a partisan political relationship.Voorhis wrote to Beauprez that he was an honorable gentleman and a great American. At least one media figure apologized to Beauprez. In March of last year, <mask> announced that he would seek the Republican nomination for governor. <mask> petitioned his way onto the ballot after not contesting the Republican state assembly. <mask> won the primary election with a plurality of 116,333 votes, followed by Tom Tancredo's 102,830 and Scott Gessler's 89,213. <mask> named Commissioner Repella as his running mate. <mask> made similar comments to those made by Romney when he spoke in 2010.<mask> said that Democrats responded that Beuprez, who was in the middle of a "Unity Tour" with his running mate and former primary opponents, had a "funny way" of showing unity with Coloradans. <mask>'s campaign stood behind the comments and said that "in full context, he's saying that it's sad more people are not doing well enough to pay federal income tax." In August, <mask> said that he would send Colorado Army National Guard troops to the Mexico border. <mask> was criticized because doing so would be against the law. He said that he meant to send them on a humanitarian effort, not a military one. <mask> officially conceded to Hickenlooper on November 5. In the 2016 election cycle, <mask> founded Colorado Pioneer Action, which sponsored a number of communications, including websites and mailers, promoting and supporting certain candidates for state legislative office and opposing others.In June of 2016 a campaign finance complaint was filed against <mask>'s Colorado Pioneer Action organization for operating in violation of Colorado campaign finance disclosure laws. After nearly a year of motions, the case went to trial at the end of March. Colorado Pioneer Action was fined and ordered to register and disclose its contributors after being found to have committed multiple violations of Colorado campaign finance law. Colorado Pioneer Action and Beauprez appealed the ruling to the Colorado Court of Appeals. Beauprez is married with four children and six grandchildren. 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texts: During the reign of Emperor Daizong, the chancellor of the Tang dynasty was a Chinese economist and politician who was known for his reforms in the Tang salt monopoly and food. During the reign of Emperor Daizong's son Emperor Dezong, he was demoted and executed after the chancellor made false accusations against him. The person was born in 715 or 716. He traced his family's ancestry back to the younger brother of Han Dynasty's founder Emperor Gao. During Tang Dynasty's predecessor Sui Dynasty, his great-great-grandfather was a county magistrate and his great-grandfather was an imperial scholar. His grandfather was a county magistrate, while his father was a county secretary general. When Emperor Xuanzong offered sacrifice at Mount Tai in 725, a child wrote a song and submitted it to him.The emperor was amazed and had his chancellor test his knowledge. "This is a sign of fortune for the empire," said Zhang, who was also impressed. At his young age, he made him a sphinx in the imperial government, and he became known as the "godly child". The men invited him to their homes. In the modern era, <mask> was the magistrate of Xia County. The transportation of supplies to the Tang capital Chang'an was a key point in Xia County, and it was said that the supplies were always on time. He was made the magistrate of the county after receiving a recommendation.The people made monuments for him because they were happy with his governance. He was sent to Chang'an to serve as a low-level imperial censor. In 755, the general An Lushan rebelled at Fanyang and the forces of his new state ofYan were approaching Chang'an, forcing Emperor Xuanzong to flee to Chengdu. The man fled to the other side of the country. The son and crown prince of Emperor Xuanzong fled to Lingwu, where he was declared the emperor. Li Lin the Prince of Yong was sent by Emperor Xuanzong to oversee the Yangtze River region. When Li Lin arrived at Jiangling, he heard that <mask> was at Xiangfan and invited him to serve on his staff.At this point, having imperial princes with great powers would bring trouble. The emperor made the tax collector for the region. When he got to Commander Wuy, he heard that Li Lin had rebelled against Emperor Suzong and that he had to fight him. 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He was captured and killed by another Tang general, but he did not claim credit for the victory.At a later point, he was recalled to serve as the governor of the modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern-day modern In modern Weinan, Shaanxi, he served as the prefect of the prefecture and as the mayor of the city. At that time, Tang forces were still stalemated against theYan emperor, and the government seat was actually at Changshui, the son of An Lushan's general Shi Siming. This project lowered transport costs, alleviated food shortages, and increased tax revenues with little government investment, as well as proving his worth by using impressed labor to dredge the long silted-over canal. The location of coastal salt marshes was the major source of salt. If the government could control these areas to enforce a salt monopoly, it could sell the salt at a monopoly price to merchants, who would pass the increased price on to their customers. The monopoly price was an indirect tax which was collected in advance without having to control the areas where the salt was consumed.The Salt and Iron Commission's revenues were important since the central government lost control of the provinces. The revenue came from the south, where it could be used to buy grain to ship to the capital, Chang'an. He was made the deputy minister of census, as well as the special director, because he was believed to be capable in financial matters. It was said that in these positions,<mask> was not harsh but had a good grasp of the big picture, and that he served well. The official, who had previously served An but later submitted to <mask>, was accused of having secret communications with a woman. IfYan were found guilty, the soldiers were sent to guard his mansion. After being cleared,<mask>.<mask> was accused of leaking the contents of secret conversations that he had with the Emperor. As a result of these counteraccusations, and also because the chancellor Xiao Hua was jealous of <mask> were demoted to be the prefect of Tong Prefecture. His financial responsibilities were moved to another person. Emperor Daizong succeeded his father Emperor Suzong who died in 762. The emperor recalled the deputy minister of census, the mayor of Jingzhao and the special director in charge of finance to Chang'an. The deputy minister of census and the mayor of Jingzhao were given to the other two. In 763, while still serving as special director of the various economy-related matters, he was also made the minister of civil service affairs and made a chancellor.He was accused of having close association with the eunuch Cheng Yuanzhen, who had been removed in 763 after he was blamed for not warning Emperor Daizong about a Tufan invasion. He was put in charge of the affairs of food shipments, taxation, salt and iron monopolies, and food management for the regions. After years of warfare, the Chang'an region was suffering from a food shortage. Prior to the Anshi Rebellion, the Bian River was silted and food supplies from the Yangtze region were not able to travel through it. To get to Chang'an, the shipments had to travel on the Yangtze River and Han River, as well as over the Qinling Mountains. The Bian River-Yellow River route was examined by the man hoping to restore it. He wrote a report explaining the benefits of the Bian River route to a powerful chancellor.He started the project to clear the Bian River of silt. During times of poor harvest, the food supplies for the Chang'an regions became plentiful. Daizong compared him to the great Han Dynasty prime minister Xiao He. The financial matters of the state were divided between the eastern and western half of the empire, with the eastern half in charge of the census. After Emperor Daizong's patience was worn out by Yuan and Wang Jin, who had become entrenched in their positions and become extremely corrupt, Emperor Daizong had them arrested. He ordered <mask> to investigate them, but he didn't want to do it, so he proposed that five officials, including himself and the chief imperial censor, be appointed. Wang's life was spared despite the fact that he was demoted to be a prefectural prefect.Chang suggested to Emperor Daizong that one of the heads of the executive bureau of government should be made, because of his contributions, and he did so with the intent that. Emperor Daizong continued to have him in charge of the financial affairs even though he was made. When he was in charge of financial affairs, it was said that he carefully selected the officials in charge of financial matters in each region, choosing those who were young, energetic, and talented. Powerful individuals would recommend people, but not give them actual responsibilities, so they would be put in honored posts with salaries. Even if the officials were thousands of miles away from the capital, they were faithful to their tasks. Emperor Daizong died in 779 and was succeeded by Li Kuo. Han Huang was in charge of the financial matters of the western half of the empire.Han was removed from his post and the responsibilities for the financial matters of the empire were given to <mask>an. It was said that he improved the salt monopoly system that Diwu had instituted and increased the earnings tenfold. He was in a precarious position. The most powerful chancellor was a nephew of Yuan's, and he was well-trusted by the emperor. The deputy minister of civil service affairs, <mask>, blamed the deputy minister of civil service affairs,<mask>, for Yuan's death. There were rumors that Emperor Daizong's favorite concubine was Consort Dugu. The Prince of Han was the son of Consort Dugu, the mother of Emperor <mask>'s long hold on financial matters. The eunuch of the eunuch of the eunuch of the eunuch of the eunuch of the eunuch of the eunuch of the eunuch of the eunuch of the eunuch of the eunuch of the eun The financial responsibilities were returned to the bureaus under the ministry of census after Cui Youfu opposed further investigation. The emperor demoted the man to be the prefect of the prefecture. The fall of 780 saw the submission of an accusation that <mask> had written a letter to the general, asking for his help, and that he had written many complaints about the emperor. Yu accused <mask> of wanting to start a rebellion by requesting additional soldiers. The emperor was urged to execute the man.After agreeing, Emperor Dezong sent eunuchs to kill <mask>, before issuing an order to commit suicide. It was said that the empire mourned the death of <mask> and believed he was innocent. His assets were taken away after his family was exiled to the Lingnan region. When his assets were booked, it was discovered that he didn't have any real wealth, but those who saw this were impressed by him. The emperor ignored a petition that was submitted by <mask>'s old subordinates. The emperor allowed him to be reburied in his home prefecture because he believed that he was innocent.He made the sons of <mask> and the son of Zongjing officials. The Emperor posthumously honored the person who gave up his post in exchange for the person who died. The lead editor of the Old Book of Tang commented about the book. 123. The new book is called Tang. 149. There are three vols.222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, 222, The Tang dynasty Chancellors under Emperor Daizong of Tang Mayors executed people from all over the country.

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texts: <mask>, who was born May 8, 1947, is an American Biologist best known for his research on the nematode worm Caenorhabditis elegans, for which he was awarded the 2002 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. <mask>tz was the son of a school teacher and a GAO accountant. He majored in mathematics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and spent his summers working for IBM, first wiring panels for accounting machines and then helping to develop IBM's Conversational Programming System. <mask>tz took his first courses in biology in his senior year and was encouraged by his professors to continue to study biology in graduate school. After graduating from Harvard University with a degree in biology in 1968, he continued his studies under the direction of Walter Gilbert and James Watson. He finished his PhD in 1974. <mask>tz worked at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, England, for two years in 1974 and 1975, where he worked on the genetics and cell line of the worm Caenorhabditis elegans.<mask>tz was offered a faculty position at MIT in 1978 and has been there ever since. He is an investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. <mask>tz is a member of the Advisory Board of the USA Science and Engineering Festival. A complete description of the non-gonadal cell divisions that occurred during larval development was published in 1977. <mask>tz began to investigate genes that controlled cell lineage and linages after collaborating with Martin and Sulston. In 1981 they identified and characterized the gene lin-4, which changes the timelines of cell fates. <mask>tz continued to investigate whether there was a genetic program controlling cell death when he worked at MIT.The first "death genes" were identified in 1986. The prerequisite for cell death was shown by him. He showed that ced-9 protects against cell death by interacting with ced-4 and ced-3, as well as identifying a number of genes that direct how a dead cell is eliminated. <mask>tz showed that there is a ced-3-like gene in the human genome. <mask>tz's later research continued to use C. elegans to analyze the genetic control of animal development and behavior, as well as to link discoveries in the nematode to human diseases, particularly cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. He was able to identify several key components of the pathway of programmed cell death, including EGL-1, aprotein which is activated by CED-9, transcription factors ces-1 and ces-2, and ced-8, which control the timing of cell death. He has established lines of research in signal transduction, morphogenesis, and neural development.<mask>tz has collaborated with Victor and David on a project to understand the complete set of more than 100 microRNAs. <mask>tz has over 260 publications and has been cited over 49,000 times. The Spencer Award was from Columbia University and the Warren Triennial Prize was from the U.S. National Academy of Sciences.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1959 and is an American lawyer and politician. He is a former State Chair of the Sierra Club and served as mayor of Seattle. <mask>'s campaign was characterized as a "sea change in the power structure of Seattle" because of his opposition to the Alaskan Way Viaduct tunnel replacement. Environmentalists, bikers, musicians, advocates for the poor, nightclub owners, and younger voters supported him when he was elected in November 2009. <mask> grew up on Long Island, New York, and earned a B.A. As a legislative aide, I worked for Congressman Jim Weaver. <mask> graduated from the University of Washington School of Law.After graduating, he practiced business law for a Seattle firm. He started the Great City Initiative after leaving Stokes Lawrence. <mask> is credited with helping transform the Sierra Club into a real political force in Seattle. McGinn said that the club's political committee was "moribund" when he was in charge. By 2009, the group had 50 active political leaders. <mask> was the founder and former executive director of the Seattle Great City Initiative. He worked with companies like Paul Allen's Vulcan Inc. on environmental and urban development issues.<mask> was a neighborhood activist and head of his nonprofit when he worked with the mayor to push for changes in the law to encourage more density in the area. <mask> stepped down from his position as head of the community council in 2006 in order to run for mayor. <mask> used his position as a leader in the Sierra Club's Cascade Chapter to help defeat the combined road and mass transit measure in Seattle. The campaign to pass a Seattle parks levy was chaired by him. <mask>'s management record as an activist has come under scrutiny, including his chairmanship of Seattle's successful 2008 parks levy campaign. A leader in the parks campaign said that there wouldn't have been a parks levy on the ballot without <mask>'s leadership. The City Council was alarmed by the disorganized effort.The Seattle Parks Foundation was appointed to co-chair the campaign. He says that it was Daubert who saved the day. <mask> credited his grassroots style of campaigning. <mask> announced his candidacy for Seattle mayor on March 24, 2009. He said his main policy positions were schools, broadband Internet access and local transportation infrastructure. The Alaskan Way Viaduct should be replaced with a surface street, private broadband internet service should be replaced by Seattle City Light, and neighborhood control of parking taxes and meter rates should be increased. The possibility of abolishing the city's independent school board was raised by him.Seattle's business tax on single-occupancy vehicle commuters was proposed to be eliminated by the mayor because it was hurting business and job growth. <mask> was against ending the tax, called the Employee Hours Tax, which taxes businesses for each employee who drives to work alone. McGinn said that the two candidates were out of touch and too close to the business elite. McGinn had no paid campaign staff and rode his bicycle to and from political events. <mask>, aided by exposure in the form of a cover profile from The Stranger, led the August primary with 39,097 votes. In October 2009, the <mask> campaign had raised $150,000. T-Mobile executive Mallahan was seen as the "insider candidate" in the general election because of his support for the tunnel.<mask> won the race with 51.1% of the vote. The race was so close that a recount was considered a possibility, but the gap between the candidates widened as the tally went on. <mask>'s message "seemed to resonate" with Seattle's voters, according to Mallahan, who conceded on November 9. The coalition that backed McGinn was described by a University of Washington political science professor as legitimate, numerically important and politically skilled. McGinn was criticized for pushing polling during the campaign. McGinn says a survey about the Alaskan Way Viaduct was legitimate research. In the primary campaign, Nickels used "negative" calls against McGinn.<mask> ran for reelection. He lost the general election with 45% of the vote to Ed Murray, despite placing second in the Seattle mayoral primary. <mask> announced his candidacy for mayor of Seattle on April 17th. McGinn asked for a higher car tab tax and a mandatory doubling of the parking lot tax, as well as a $241 million levy to replace the city's seawall two years early. McGinn's budget included an increase in parking fees in several neighborhoods to $4 an hour, which was expected to bring in 20 million dollars for the city. New taxes on motorists resulted in a $13 million funding increase for bicycle and pedestrian projects. He wanted to cut funding for road maintenance and police and library services.During a time of general cuts, his increased funding of pedestrian and bicycle projects raised criticism. <mask>'s budget slashed $67 million from various areas by laying off 300 employees, reducing hours at community centers, cutting park maintenance, raising fees, and reducing the wages of union workers. In order to close a $17 million budget hole, McGinn proposed deferring some maintenance on roads and buildings, as well as alerting police, fire and human-service departments to prepare for three to six percent cuts. McGinn proposed funding increases. McGinn responded to a letter from Seattle Gay News and the recommendation of the city government's Seattle Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Commission and said he would work to improve the city's health benefits packages. McGinn responded that the issue is more about fairness than costs, after the Commission called the treatments a medical necessity. McGinn gave a $21,000 raise to his communications director and then created a new position at city hall for a former lobbyist with a salary of $95,000 a year.The creation of the new position caused controversy because of the budget cuts for other departments. McGinn forwarded an expanded education levy that would raise $115 million in additional taxes for the Seattle Public School District. He said doubling the levy was necessary to get more money for low-income and minority families. The levy would expand early education and kindergartens, extra elementary school programs for high poverty areas, support for struggling students transitioning from middle to high school, and academic, career and college planning for at risk high school students. The Seattle Times said the tax hike wastone deafness to the economic realities of voters. Acknowledging the size of the levy as a concern, the Seattle City Council still voted unanimously to forward the levy proposal to voters with Tim Burgess, the Council's lead on the levy, saying its size "matched the needs" of Seattle's children. Voters approved the levy in 2011.<mask> and the school district launched a program to improve school attendance. The idea behind the program is to improve academic performance by improving attendance, based on data showing that students with fewer absences graduate at a higher rate. If students keep their absences to less than five, they will be entered in a lottery. In the first six months of the program, absences were reduced by 50%. Marijuana <mask> supports the legalization and taxation of marijuana, saying that like alcohol, it's something that should be regulated, not treated as a criminal activity. The citizens of Seattle want us to go there. He thinks marijuana can be used as a cash crop.<mask> called for an executive review of Seattle's law enforcement policy in regards to marijuana after a police raid on a medical marijuana user who was growing plants in his home. He said that California was a "social bellwether" in regards to marijuana policy. McGinn signed a Seattle-specific medical marijuana bill in July of 2011. The bill allows for the licensing of marijuana shops. McGinn supports increasing bicycling, walking, and public transportation. He wanted to raise taxes on car transportation. He was described as "philosophically anti-car" in an editorial.McGinn stated that his transportation policy is focused on reducing the number of cars in Seattle and expanding biking, walking and public transit. 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Some of these programs have been well received as improving safety for bicyclists and lowering vehicle speeds, while others have been opposed as hurting local business and inappropriate for arteries. The replacement of the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge was opposed by McGinn. He tried to stop the plan because of his opposition to new roads.<mask> wanted to see the additional capacity used as transit-only lanes. He was in favor of tolling the bridge in order to further diminish car usage. <mask> wants to raise taxes for a new light rail line for the western side of the city in order to expand it. McGinn said during his campaign for mayor that the Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement was a huge waste of money. The Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the downtown business community, the King County Labor Council and the Seattle Times all criticized McGinn for his opposition to the tunnel. <mask> promised during the final days of the campaign that as mayor he would honor the unanimous City Council vote to move forward with the project. State employee emails show that state government and transportation officials were uncomfortable with McGinn's opposition to the tunnel.Ron Judd, an aide to Governor Gregoire, sent emails to staff and DOT officials saying McGinn's position was BS and accusing him of stoking populist anger and relying on voter's knowledge about funding details to advance opposition to the tunnel. In response to questions about her involvement in opposing the McGinn campaign, the Washington State Transportation Secretary said, "I can't stand it when politicians make things up." It's our responsibility to clear the record when people do that. That's my motivation. A video of a computer animation showing the collapse of the Alaskan Way Viaduct just nine days before the election was criticized by state officials. McGinn tried to stop the construction of the tunnel. He proposed a surface street replacement and reduction of cars on that portion of the Washington State Route 99 corridor from 105,000 to 50,000 per weekday.Increased transit use, walking, biking and drivers staying home could be offset by the lost traffic capacity. Most megaprojects have cost overruns, but Seattle has no say over the project because it is a state-controlled project. The tunnel project was approved by the Seattle City Council in February of 2011. He had his veto over by the City Council. McGinn called for the viaduct to be pulled down a year early after the Thoku earthquake in Japan. There was no plan to replace or mitigate the lost traffic capacity. Businesses and transportation experts opposed the call.The president of the North Seattle Industrial Association said the likely effects of early closure would be a horror show. The administrator of Washington's Department of Transportation said that closing the Viaduct without a replacement in place would be very damaging to the city of Seattle. The project schedule would be delayed if we started over now and pursued a new alternative. Before the earthquake in Japan, the viaduct was just as vulnerable. <mask> called for a referendum after having his veto overridden. Sally Clark's aide took a leave of absence to run the pro-tunnel campaign, while two of McGinn's staff took temporary leaves of absence to work on the anti-tunnel campaign. He called on others to support the measure.The Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement project administrator said if the referendum succeeds it would cost the city $1 billion and the Washington State transportation secretary said it would cost the city $54 million. Mike O'Brien said that cancelling the tunnel would save the city $700 million. The referendum was approved by about 60 percent of Seattle voters. <mask> supported his predecessor's attempts to ban guns from parks and other public places. McGinn petitioned the state legislature to change the law after the King County Superior Court overturned the gun ban. McGinn said in his State of the City address that there was no place for police officers in Seattle who did not share the city's commitment to racial and social justice. According to news reports, a Seattle Police Officer's Guild spokesman thought that the mayor was trying to influence how officers view things.<mask> declared February 27 "John T. Williams Day" after the shooting of John T. Williams by a Seattle police officer. The declaration was met with a variety of reactions. Some media figures and police officers complained that honoring a man with a long criminal record who had been recorded threatening the lives of police officers was inappropriate and others claimed the declaration was political pandering designed to distract from perceived failures in his leadership. The invitation to the event was declared an honor by the Seattle Chief of Police. In his first two years as mayor, <mask> spearheaded a new program in the Seattle Police Department to expand foot patrols around entertainment venues and nightlife hot spots. There were several early-morning shootings outside bars and nightclubs. The focus of the program is to reduce crime in the evenings and weekends.The Greek Row and Alki beach were targeted for increased patrols. McGinn and an advisory panel of advocates for the homeless called for the creation of a long-term housing facility for the homeless on city land. The locations were forwarded to the mayor by the panel. McGinn decided to have the old Fire Station 39 in Lake City act as the site for a period of four to six months after initially choosing a site in the Georgetown neighborhood. <mask>'s plan for a permanent facility in Georgetown was rejected by the City Council in March of 2011. McGinn's criticized the Council and tried to draw a parallel to the Council's decision on the Alaskan Way Viaduct Tunnel project, saying, "They approved agreements with the state even though the environmental review is far from complete". The homeless facility was expected to cost half a million dollars a year.The Seattle city council passed a ban on aggressive panhandling, but <mask> vetoed it. The law was designed to cut down on aggressive panhandling by making it illegal to use intimidating language and gestures, begging at ATMs, and repeatedly soliciting people who have already said no or blocking people's path. He said the bill could force people into mental health and drug treatment programs instead of what he called the "normal civil commitment process." The city council failed to override <mask>'s veto of the panhandling law, despite the fact that it was widely expected to be implemented. <mask> received the endorsements of several unions during his campaign for mayor. The King County Labor Council endorsed Mallahan because of <mask>'s opposition to the tunnel, which would cause the city and its unions to lose jobs and billions of dollars from the State of Washington and the federal government. The tunnel would have been partially funded by the city, state, and federal governments.Seattle Firefighters Union Local 27 and the Seattle Police Officers Guild endorsed Mallahan. At a news conference, Rich O'Neill criticized McGinn's lack of an adequate policy position regarding public safety. McGinn's prescriptions for the city's budget shortfall in 2010 were opposed by local public employee unions. In February 2010, two months after his election, <mask>'s job approval was found to be 40% approve, 34% disapprove, and 27% unsure by SurveyUSA. His approval was 45% in a KING 5 poll by July. The public opinion of his performance was 4% excellent, 28% good, 39% fair, 27% poor, and 6% no opinion. In June of last year, a poll showed a job approval rating of 33% and a disapproval rating of 65%.A June poll showed a job approval of 23% and a disapproval of 73%. 32% approve, 50% disapprove, and 18% unsure were shown in a SurveyUSA poll. 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texts: The wife of King Charles XV & IV was <mask> of the Netherlands. Princess <mask> was born in the Netherlands. The second child of King William I of the Netherlands and Wilhelmina of Prussia was Prince Frederick of the Netherlands. King Frederick William III of Prussia and <mask> of Mecklenburg-Strelitz were her parents. She studied French, German, English, Russian and piano while she was in school. Crown Prince Charles, the son of King Oscar I of Sweden and Norway and Josephine of Leuchtenberg, married <mask> in 1849. After negotiations to arrange a marriage between Charles and Princess <mask> of Prussia failed, the marriage was arranged.King Oscar I of Sweden wanted to secure royal family connections between the new Bernadotte dynasty and the old royal dynasties of Europe, and a Protestant princess was also seen as a necessary queen of the Protestant Sweden-Norway after two Catholic predecessors. A large amount of money was expected from the House of Orange-Nassau. L Manderstrm, the cabinet secretary, let it be known in his report that <mask> had an excellent education and a good character, but that she was not attractive. <mask> and Charles met in the Netherlands in August 1849. <mask> fell in love with Charles and felt an immediate attraction, while Charles was not impressed with her appearance. The King persuaded Charles to marry him. February 1850 was when the engagement was declared.The expectations of her great fortune were debated in Sweden, both in the parliament and in the radical press, which suggested that the monarch would now be able to finance the construction of the Swedish rail road net by herself. In reality, she only got a small amount of money. <mask> never learned Norwegian, but she did study the Swedish language and history. She didn't have to give up her rights to the Dutch throne after she married because the Dutch government supported the marriage. <mask> left Germany on a boat and arrived in Sweden with her parents and sister at her wedding. Crown Prince Charles and Princess <mask> were married in 1850. She was given the title of hovmstarinna and maids-of-honor.The King took her on a tour of Sweden to introduce her to the country after the wedding. <mask> and Charles had an unhappy relationship. Charles was extraverted and had a love for parties and social life while <mask> was shy and had a preference for a simple life. <mask> was hurt by the fact that Charles was unfaithful to her and that she was unhappily in love with him. Charles had a relationship with Josephine Sparre, <mask>'s maid of honor, which caused a scandal. The Crown Princess and her maid of honor were said to have changed places with <mask> being the lady-in-waiting to Josephine Sparre rather than the other way around. The lady in question is a great favorite of the Crown Prince as well as with the Crown Princess, and she governs them both entirely in everything about their daily life.She has an unusual talent to please and make herself indispensable, and she has been able to capture the Crown Prince. Charles was thought to be neglecting <mask>. The Crown Prince proposed a toast to his secret love with both <mask> and Josephine present at the birthday garden party of <mask> in 1858. His brother, Prince Oscar, reprimanded him indirectly by asking his spouse to toast with him. <mask> had a nervous attack after this scene caused her to burst into tears. <mask> had two children, Princess <mask> and Prince Carl Oscar. <mask> was unable to have more children due to the birth of Prince Carl Oscar.Carl Oscar died of pneumonia at the age of 2. <mask>'s daughter was not allowed to ascend the throne because of the Salic law in Sweden. Charles was very disappointed because his brother Oscar would not be the next monarch of Sweden. Charles declined the offer of a divorce so he could remarry and have a male heir. Crown Princess <mask>'s shyness and timid nature was not appreciated by society because of her official position. Crown Prince Charles took over the representational duties of the first lady after her mother-in-law died. A more lovable and talented woman would have recreated the atmosphere in this circle and also exerted a good influence upon the Prince, who, of a good nature, was her spouse regent.The crown princess lacks higher qualities. She is a good housewife but she doesn't have the good influence on her husband that her good character gives her the right to have. She lacks the courage to meddle in his affairs because of her shyness, and her only wish is to gain his love. She seems not mature enough for her task. Queen <mask> became Queen of Sweden and Norway at the death of her father-in-law. She was the first queen of the union of Sweden-Norway to be crowned in both countries, as Norway refused to crown her predecessors because they were Catholics. <mask> was crowned Queen of Sweden in May 1860 and Queen of Norway in August 1860.The last queen to be crowned in Norway was in the Middle Ages. <mask> was very well received in Norway. <mask> did not exert any influence on state affairs. The fact that she did not meddle in politics was seen as a good role model and was favorably compared to previous queens who had, such as Queen Josephine. She has the chance to occupy herself in charity because she is loved by the Swedish people. She didn't share the anti-German view of Charles, but she disliked the parliamentary reform of 1865. It was expected of a female member of the royalty and upper class to use her position for philanthropy.<mask> took piano lessons from a Swedish pianist. She sold the translated English and Dutch work for charity. <mask> and her daughter were students of Nancy Edberg, the pioneer of swimming for women, but when the Queen and her daughter Princess <mask> supported it by attending the lessons from 1862, swimming quickly became fashionable and accepted for women. The first female dentist in Sweden was employed by <mask> in 1867. Among her personal friends was Aurore von Haxthausen, who was her maid of honor her entire time as queen, as well as the Hamiltons, who served as her Mistress of the Robes. She kept in touch with her family through correspondence. King Charles did not like to appear without her at formal occasions and sometimes forced her to be present, but Queen <mask> preferred a quiet and anonymous family life.He told her that the old women might think there was something wrong with her if she didn't attend. Charles made her open the General Industrial Exposition of Stockholm in his place. The life of King Charles XV at Ulriksdal Palace was compared to that of Versailles and was considered to shame the name of the monarchy. <mask> was given an important part to play in his court life as the Queen, and upon the death of Queen Desirée, who had occupied the Queen's wing in the Stockholm Royal Palace until her death in 1860, Charles redecorated it for <mask>. Her court was headed by Wilhelmina Bonde. <mask> was advised by her mother-in-law to marry away her maids of honor when Charles became attracted to them because she suffered from her spouse's adultery and did her best to compete with her rivals and entertain him. From 1860 until 1869, Charles had a relationship with Hanna Styrell, and from 1869 until his death, he had a relationship with Wilhelmine Schrder.<mask> was worried that Charles treated their daughter too much like a son at a time when gender roles were considered important, allowing her more freedom than what was considered to be suitable for a female. <mask> had bad health. She had a fit during a boat trip on Mlaren, which was thought to be a hysterical reaction to her husband's neglect. The court hid her and the King took her below deck. According to this issue, lovisa could have what is called nerve- or cramp-attacks, if she fainted in connection to this. During a visit to court by a former lover of Charles, the Queen was about to have convulsions in the billiards hall, but this they attempted to prevent. She nursed Charles XV after he fell sick.Exhausted, she contracted pneumonia. She had a long conversation with her family on her death bed. Her daughter claimed that her mother exposed her entire life to us. Charles accused himself after <mask> asked him to forgive everything she could have failed him, and both he and his mother fainted. <mask> died on March 30, 1871. Louisa and Charles had two children together, <mask> and Prince Carl Oscar, who died in infancy. Ingmar Andersson and Nationalencyklopedin.Historiska Personer: Nederlnderna. 3 October 2004. The movie "Lars Elgklou" was released in 1978. Bernadotte. Historien, eller historier, was written by Askild & Krnekull Frlag. Louise 1858 Norwegian royal consorts Nobility from The Hague were born and died.

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texts: <mask> was an Irish child venerated by some in the Roman Catholic Church for her spiritual awareness and alleged mystical life. The story of her life inspired Pope Pius X to allow young children to attend Holy Communion. Pope Pius X lowered the age of Holy Communion for children from 12 to 7 in 1910. She was the youngest of four children and was the daughter of <mask> and Mary Ahern. She was christened <mask> and always referred to herself as "Nellie". Her father joined the army in 1897 and was a laborer. He was transferred to Spike Island in 1905.While the family hoped for better times, Mary fell ill and struggled to raise her family as her health declined. She died of Tuberculosis in January 1907. With four children under the age of nine, it was impossible for William to maintain his job. A helpful neighbour helped from time to time, but he was starting to feel the strain. <mask>, a delicate child, was showing signs of disability as a baby had left its mark. As she grew up, she became unable to sit up straight because of her crooked spine, hips and back. In May 1907, William put his four children into care because he couldn't care for them himself.<mask> and Mary were the first to be sent to the hospital run by the sisters of mercy because they were sick. The Good Shepherd Sisters run the Industrial School in Sunday's Well in Cork City. <mask> lived in an orphanage for eight months. She was in the infirmary most of the time. She was fascinated by the statues and images on display at the Stations of the Cross when she visited the House of Holy God. She cried when she heard the story of Jesus' death and suffering. She is said to have developed a strange awareness of the Blessed Sacrament.She knew a member of staff had not been to Mass that day, even though she said she had. The child said that you didn't get Holy God today. Some Catholics believed that she had the mystical gift of "discernment" after watching this episode. She claimed to have visions. She said she saw Christ and the Virgin Mary when she was a child. She claimed to have seen the Infant of Prague dancing for her. Her holiness was testified to by those who came to know her.She impressed the sisters so much that they were willing to recommend the child for confirmation. She was confirmed on October 8, 1907, after he contacted the local bishop. The child asked to receive Holy Communion. The sisters hesitated because she was too young. Wondering if she understood what the Eucharist was, they observed her at prayer in the chapel and saw that she was enamored by the lock-up. The prison where <mask> was born was called the lock-up. She thought Jesus was the prisoner in the lockup after seeing the Eucharist.The child would ask her caregivers to kiss her so she could share in their communion. The Roman Catholic Church does not allow children to receive communion before the age of 18. A four-year-old child was thought to be too young. The Jesuit priest came to speak to the child after the sisters spoke with him. He came to the conclusion that she had reached the age of reason after spending some time with her. <mask> made her first communion on December 6, 1907, after he brought the matter to the attention of the bishop. <mask>'s health declined between December and February of 1907.She was in pain. There wasn't much that could be done. The sisters tried to make her comfortable. She was noticed by various visitors, including the Bishop of Cork. She was happy all the time. She was suffering from a disease that made it difficult and painful to eat. Her caregivers treated her mouth disease with Disinfectant.She didn't complain of the pain she felt as she held the crucifix in her small hands and contemplated the pain that Christ went through. The poor Holy God. The smell completely disappeared after she received Holy Communion, as was noted by the sisters and nurses. She wanted to receive communion. She was aware that she was going to die soon, and this made her happy because she was looking forward to it. <mask> died on February 2, 1908. She smiled and cried when she saw something at the foot of her bed.When she died, she followed that thing with her eyes. She was buried in Saint Joseph's Cemetery. When her body was exhumed in 1909, it looked the same as it did on the day of her burial, with her limbs flexible and her dress new. Her grave in the public cemetery attracted visitors from all over Ireland and she was given permission to be moved to the Good Shepherd Sisters cemetery. Influence <mask>'s life story caused her to become known as Little Nellie of Holy God and her fame spread throughout Ireland and beyond. His life would be provided for by her. He was considering lowering the age for the reception.He issued his decree Quam singulari, admitting children to communion at the age of seven, when he heard of Nellie. A major study in French by the friar Bernard des Ronces was written about her. The Catholic Church has not yet opened a cause for her canonisation despite her devotion. Pope Pius X was considering opening a Cause after reading Bernard des Ronces' book, but he died in 1914. Her young age was thought to be a factor in not proclaiming her a saint. The Life of Little Nellie of Holy God was published in 2007. "<mask>" is in Ann Ball's Young Faces of Holiness.There are 67 pages of Little Nellie of Holy God - A Aflame - On the Life of Nellie <mask>. The Maison du Bon Pasteur, Paris, was founded in 1908 by Bernard Des Ronces. Sister Mary Dominic is the author of Holy God Tan Books. The speaker of the house, the name of the person is the name of the person is the name of the person is the name of the person is the name of the person is the name of the person is the name of the person is the name of the person is the name of the The miniature was titled 'Nellie <mask> 1903–1908'. The definitive biography. Fatima-Ophel books.2011. There are 318 pages. The Princesses of the Kingdom: Jacinta Marto and Nellie <mask> was published in 2001. Spike Island 1903 births 1908 deaths Irish Roman Catholics Wonderworkers Irish Christian mystics.

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texts: He is a professional wrestler, mixed martial artist, and submission wrestler who is currently signed to Pro Wrestling Noah and the Rizin Fighting Federation. He competed in shoot-style competition for Kingdom Pro Wrestling and New Japan Pro-Wrestling. He has competed in MMA contests in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Pride Fighting Championships, Hero's and Dream. He is known as the "Gracie Hunter" or the "Gracie Killer" due to his wins over four members of the famed Gracie family. Sakuraba is known for beating many of the top MMA fighters, who were often many weight-classes above him. He is considered to be one of the greatest mixed martial artists of all time due to his excellent skills in catch wrestling and unconventional fighting style. He is the first Japanese champion in UFC history.In Japan, <mask>'s Pride fights draw more viewers. <mask> is the founder of the submission wrestling promotion. <mask> was a fan of Japanese professional wrestling when he was a kid, and his favorite wrestler was Tiger Mask. <mask> began a career in amateur wrestling at the age of 15 after being convinced against dropping out of high school to pursue professional wrestling. He joined the freestyle wrestling squad of Chuo University, a team which had counted Olympic gold medalists Shozo Sasahara and Osamu Watanabe amongst its ranks. He was the team captain after he won the Freshman championship in East Japan. He finished fourth in the All-Japan tournament.One of his notable wins was over Takuya Ota. <mask> thought about becoming a coach at Chuo University after graduating from college. He continued his road to professional wrestling at the last moment. <mask> was encouraged by his peers to gain weight as it would be difficult to compete as a smaller fighter in pro wrestling. He never wanted to lose the weight he had worked so hard to gain, something that would be reflected in his MMA career. <mask> considered joining the mixed martial arts organization Pancrase, but instead chose the promotion Union of Wrestling Forces International, a professional wrestling league that was known for its highly technical and realistic-looking. <mask>'s time in the UWF-i would prove to be a formative experience.He received his initial instruction in both grappling and striking under main trainer Yoji Anjo, and later honing his catch wrestling skills under Billy Robinson. The main UWF-i striking teacher, Bovy Chowaikung, trained him in muay thai. The game that led to his success in the Pride Fighting Championships was based on those disciplines. He became one of Takada's four main trainees. <mask> was forced to work his way up from the bottom of the UWFi's rung because of his amateur background. <mask> went winless in his first year with the league after losing his debut to Steve Nelson. It is said that he was made to perform menial chores for Kiyoshi Tamura.Still undeterred, <mask> built a working knowledge of submission holds upon his freestyle wrestling base until he was finally rewarded with a win over Mark Silver in October 1994. <mask> moved closer to mid-card status through the rest of the year as his record remained below.500. New Japan Pro-Wrestling began an interpromotional feud with the U.S. <mask> was no exception, as most of the UWF-i workers came out on the losing end of the booking. <mask> had a new level of exposure to the public after he was defeated in high-profile bouts. The ring psychology and technical prowess he displayed in the bouts impressed the management of the UWF-i enough that he was finally pushed towards main event status. The marketability of the promotion was hurt by New Japan's dominance in the feud.In a bid to regain credibility, Yoji Anjo traveled to California to perform a dojo challenge on Rickson Gracie, only to be quickly and brutally defeated by the assembled Japanese press that had followed him there. With its reputation in tatters, the federation closed its doors in December 1996. In their last show, Sakuraba defeated Anjoh by submission. Kingdom Pro Wrestling was founded in 1997 by Nobuhiko Takada, the most popular of the UWFi workers, who took in <mask> and the majority of his fellow alumni. Kingdom was a league devoted to shoot-style realistic-looking works. <mask> was booked as a main eventer from the beginning. Kingdom was not able to draw large crowds from the beginning.The Japanese public was unconvinced of the fighting ability of Kingdom's athletes because of the dominance of the Gracie family and their fellow Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners over the field and more specifically over professional wrestlers. <mask> and Katsuyori Shibata started appearing in New Japan Pro-Wrestling on August 12, 2012 It was <mask>'s first work for the company since 1995 and the first ever as a free agent. On September 23, <mask> and Shibata wrestled in a tag team match. At the King of Pro-Wrestling on October 8 and Power Struggle on November 11, the team of <mask> and Shibata defeated the team of Togi Makabe and Wataru Inoue. At Power Struggle, Shinsuke Nakamura nominated <mask> as the next challenger for his title. <mask> won his first exchange with Nakamura on December 2, when Laughter7 defeated the duo in a tag team match.At Wrestle Kingdom 7 in Tokyo Dome, <mask> suffered his first defeat since his return to professional wrestling when he was defeated by Shinsuke Nakamura for the IW GP Intercontinental Championship. At The New Beginning on February 10, <mask> and Shibata defeated Hirooki Goto and Wataru Inoue in a tag team match. On April 7 at Invasion Attack, <mask> and Shibata suffered their first tag team loss when they were defeated by Hirooki Goto and Yuji Nagata after <mask> injured his right elbow. <mask> would be out for two to three months. <mask> defeated Yuji Nagata via submission in his return match on July 20. In the Wrestle-1 promotion's first event, <mask> and Shibata defeated Masakatsu Funaki and Masayuki Kono in a tag team match. <mask> continued his rivalry with Yuji Nagata at the September 29 Destruction pay-per-view, where he and Shibata defeated Nagata and Manabu Nakanishi with <mask> pinning his rival for the win.<mask> was defeated by Nagata in a singles match. On January 4, 2014, at Wrestle Kingdom 8 in Tokyo Dome, <mask> and Nagata defeated the Gracies via disqualification, after Nagata was choked out with a gi. Rolles defeated <mask> in the second match at The New Beginning in Osaka on February 11. On May 3, <mask> and Shinsuke Nakamura were defeated by the Gracies. On May 25 at Back to the Yokohama Arena, <mask> defeated Rolles in a singles match. <mask> formed a partnership with ToruYano, who was also involved in his own rivalry with Suzuki's Suzuki-gun stable. <mask> became a full-time member of the Chaos stable as a result of the partnership.On January 4, 2015, at Wrestle Kingdom 9 in Tokyo Dome, <mask> was defeated by Suzuki. On April 5 at Invasion Attack 2015, <mask> submitted Katsuyori Shibata in a tag team match, which sparked a rivalry between the former Laughter7 partners. The two faced off in a match on July 5 in Osaka-jo Hall, where Shibata won. <mask> returned to wrestling full-time for Pro Wrestling Noah after wrestling intermittently for independent promotions for a few years. <mask>'s first ever pro-wrestling title was won by <mask> and Sugiura on August 30, 2020. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Sakuraba and Sugiura have successfully defended the GHC tag titles.Sources say that <mask>'s match with Kimo Leopoldo on July 14, 1996 was his first experience with mixed martial arts, but there is debate about whether it was a shoot or a worked match. <mask> doesn't remember it. His first contact with MMA was when he fought Rene Rooze in 1996 and he won via ankle hold. Hiro Kanehara and Yoji Anjoh signed on to compete in the Ultimate Fighting Championship's Ultimate Japan tournament in order to gain attention for the Kingdom Pro Wrestling league. Kanehara was hurt in his training for the tournament, and <mask> took his place. The tournament was intended for heavyweights, but <mask> was nearly twenty pounds under the UFC's 200 pound designation for the weight class. <mask> was given a match against Marcus Silveira, a former Extreme Fighting champion, in order to gain entry.The two grapplers were exchanging leglocks. <mask> thought he had been knocked out by the punches when he dropped for a low single leg take down, but referee John McCarthy stopped the fight before he could complete it. An angry <mask> tried to take the microphone and address the Japanese audience after a loud protest. McCarthy changed his mind after looking at the tape. As Tank Abbott had dropped out of the tournament due to an injured hand, <mask> and Silveira would face off in the final of the tournament. The Japanese wrestler tried to apply a Kimura lock after Silveira took <mask>'s back. After freeing his arm, Silveira capitalized on another Kimura attempt by Saku to try to twist it into an armbar from his guard, only for the Japanese to escape to his knees.Silveira tried his own Kimura, but <mask> locked the armbar and made the Brazilian submit. <mask> famously stated in the post-fight interview. <mask> is one of the last UFC tournament winners. The promotion capitalized on <mask>'s newly found popularity to establish him as Kingdom's top talent. He began a winning streak against several foreign competitors. Kingdom folded in March 1998. Entering the Pride Fighting Championships on the heels of a defeat of stablemate Nobuhiko Takada at the hands of Rickson Gracie in the organization's initial event, <mask> was grouped off against Vernon White, then a veteran of 32 bouts in Pancrase.Demonstrating a balance of wrestling and submission prowess, <mask> came after White with constant takedowns and submission attempts. White held <mask> off for the first two rounds, but was eventually submitted by armbar at the end of the third round. <mask> was matched against an Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran. Though relatively new to mixed martial arts,Newton has already developed a reputation as a talented grappler and recently defeated the reigning Shooto light heavyweight champion with a swift armbar victory. The match was a grappling affair between the two fighters. After several exchanges on the mat,Newton looked to capture <mask>'s back, but the Japanese trapped him in a rolling kneebar and finished him. <mask>'s next three bouts were scheduled against Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belts in order to reverse the perception that Japanese professional wrestlers were inferior to their Brazilian counterparts.Each of <mask>'s opponents occupied a spot near the top of the 205-pound class at the time of their meeting with him and held a weight advantage of around 20 pounds. <mask>'s match against Goes would be an important point in his fighting's style evolution, pitting him against an opponent with a strong defensive guard. <mask> tried several moves to get around Goes's defense, including leglocks, dives and kicks to the legs, but he also would have to defend, as Goes was relentless in his upkicks and submission counterattacks. Allan was almost finished by <mask> with an armbar, but it didn't happen. The match was ruled a draw because there were no judges in Pride's ruleset. <mask> stated that he did not fight his style. Goes stated in a later interview that <mask> was the best guy he had ever faced on the ground.Belfort was known

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texts: for his boxing prowess, but he was also a great grappler. Despite several big punches by the Brazilian, <mask> went unscathed and took Belfort down, proceeding to land ground and pound. Sakuraba was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 As Pride implemented the judges system, Sakuraba was awarded his first decision victory unanimously. In the last match, Sakuraba put him down by putting him down after he landed effective muay thai knees and kicks. The Japanese wrestler outstruck Braga in his last standing segment before taking him down again and securing an armbar for the tap out. After defeating Anthony Macias at Pride 7, Sakuraba was matched against Royler Gracie, who had previously defeated Yuhi Sano.It was the biggest weight advantage <mask> had in his career, being 30 pounds heavier than Royler. Royler, unable to score a takedown or strike from a standing position, remained on the ground in an effort to bait <mask> into a grappling-oriented contest, while <mask>, standing, landed punishing kicks to Royler's legs, thighs and head. <mask> caught Royler in a Kimura lock with less than two minutes remaining. The referee stopped the contest with 1 minute and 44 seconds remaining on the clock after <mask> wrenched on the submission. <mask>'s victory over Royler constituted the first loss by a Gracie in professional fighting in several decades and sent ripples of shock and controversy through the mixed martial arts community. The victory was protested due to the fact that Royler was placed in a submission hold and was little time away from the final bell when the bout was stopped. Prior to <mask>'s win against Royler, the last Japanese athlete to defeat a Gracie was Masahiko Kimura.The recipient was Royler's father, who had also refused to submit but also lost. While the Japanese fight media celebrated and elevated <mask> to superstar status, the Gracie family felt that they had been cheated by Pride. Despite <mask> challenging Royler's older brother Rickson after the match, it was his younger brother who returned to the sport of mixed martial arts in 2000. In the event of a Sakuraba-Royce match, a special set of rules were requested by the Gracies, including no referee stoppages and no time-limits, the fight ending only in the event of a submission or knock-out. The well-regarded 205 pound fighter, former King of Pancrase Guy Mezger, was <mask>'s opponent in his first fight of the 2000 Pride tournament. The fight ended in controversy when Mezger's coach Ken Shamrock forced his fighter back to the locker room after the judges requested an overtime round. The match was forfeited by <mask>.Royce defeated Nobuhiko Takada by unanimous decision and thus set the stage for their much anticipated clash. Royce and <mask> battled for an hour and a half in the quarterfinals. <mask> kept calm, knowing Royce had no knockout power and expecting him to waste his energy, but he even came to the point of smiling to the cameras during the attack. At the end of the round, <mask> almost ended the match with a kneebar, but he joked to show he was out of danger by pulling down Royce's gi pants. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 As the confrontation stretched on, the Gracie's own no time-limit rules began to work against Royce as Sakuraba's wrestling skills and balance nullified Royce's ability to score a takedown and even pull guard. Royce's gi became a weapon for the wrestler to use against him as Sakuraba used it to help him control Gracie on the occasions the fight did come to the ground.With <mask>'s control of the takedown, these instances of ground warfare became more sporadic. After Royce's brother, Rorion, threw in the towel after a punishing series of leg kicks by <mask>, the fight was over. <mask> surprised many when he came out of the locker room for the semi-finals. <mask> had come into the bout with Royce lighter than usual, at 176 pounds, and was considered to be the top heavy hitter of the day, but he was defeated by close to sixty pounds by his opponent, Igor Vovchanchyn. <mask> almost finished Vovchanchyn with an armbar. <mask> was leading the fight past the 10-minute mark, but at the end he was able to reverse a takedown and draw the first round with ground strikes. <mask>'s corner threw in the towel before the beginning of overtime due to fatigue after the first round was declared a draw.<mask> was christened the "Gracie Hunter" by the Japanese sports media after the Grand Prix. <mask> kept his new nickname and won his fights against brothers Renzo and Ryan and Shannon Ritch. In contrast to Royler and Royce, Renzo and Ryan were products of Carlson Gracie's approach to jiu-jitsu, which placed a stronger emphasis on combat-ready skills and training without a gi. At the time of his bout with <mask>, Renzo's only loss in 10 bouts was a close decision to Kiyoshi Tamura, who was a rival of <mask>'s former stablemate and rival, Maurice Smith. Renzo's style was different from that of his cousins, as he pressed the pace of the bout with a variety of kicks and punches, although few connected. The striking seemed to go to a stalemate after <mask> responded in kind. Throwing his wrestling into the equation, <mask> timed a number of double and single leg takedowns against Renzo's flurry from where he attempted to cartwheel past Gracie's guard, malign his legs with kicks from the standing position and even attack with a baseball slide.Renzo's defensive skills from bottom nullified the entire gamut of <mask>'s offensive attempts, and after using an entry derived from the De la Riva guard, he took the wrestler's back, pressing him against the turnbuckle as mere seconds remained in the battle. With time running out, <mask> locked in a kimura from the back and spun around, flipping Renzo to the canvas as he wrenched his arm behind his back. Renzo refused to submit to the hold despite his elbow being snapped prior to hitting the ground and, even as the referee stopped the contest due to the injury, which awarded victory to <mask>. The microphone was taken by Renzo and he stated that <mask> was the Japanese version of the Gracie family. The bout was Renzo's proudest moment in mixed martial arts. The match between <mask> and Gracie was one of the biggest lessons he learned in his life. Stephen Quadros stated that if any fans still doubted the abilities of <mask> in MMA competition, they are now silent.Ryan Gracie jumped into the ring and issued a challenge to <mask>, which was accepted. <mask> had stated that he wouldn't be interested in a second fight due to his interest in facing Dan Henderson and Frank Shamrock. The fight between <mask> and Ryan was supposed to happen. Due to a shoulder injury, the fight was limited to a single 10-minute round, where Ryan's spirited efforts were generally stymied and controlled by <mask>, who noticeably avoided attacks on his younger opponent's injured arm. In an interview, he argued that Ryan would have been faking the injury in order to catch him off guard. The Japanese threw some of his usual antics during the match, at one point delivering chops to Ryan's rear while controlling him. After the win against Ryan, <mask> was supposed to battle Bas Rutten, but the veteran declined and was replaced by a Brazilian muay thai specialist.<mask> was a heavy favorite to win, but he was fighting through a significant weight disadvantage. The bout was fought under Pride's new rules, which allowed kicks and knees to the head of a downed opponent, a change that greatly benefited Wanderlei. The wrestler was knocked down with a right hook by Sakuraba, but the Brazilian recovered and dropped the wrestler with a flurry of punches and kicks. Silva finished <mask> off with kicks to the face after he turtled while attempting a takedown. <mask>'s first loss in the 205-pound division was his second defeat in mixed martial arts. Silva received his belt with Saku engraved on it. The Japanese accepted that Wanderlei would give Sakuraba a second chance if she wanted one.After sitting out the next Pride to recuperate, <mask> found himself across the ring from Quinton Jackson, a former collegiate wrestler who had compiled a record of 10–1 on the American circuit. At the sound of the bell, <mask> took the bigger man to the canvas. Jackson was able to muscle out of <mask>'s submission attempts because of his size and strength. After locking his legs around Jackson for a triangle choke, <mask> found himself hefted into the air and slammed to the canvas in the way of a powerbomb. He tried an armbar against Jackson, only for the Tennessee native to lift him up and attempt to drop him from the ring. <mask> flowed from one lock to another during Jackson's assault. He submitted Jackson with his first rear naked choke victory after taking the back of an exhausted Jackson.The contest was a launching point for Jackson's career, leading to a long-term contract with Pride where he later became a UFC champion. The Jackson bout re-established <mask>'s ability to deal with larger opponents and placed him back in line for another shot at Silva, this time to decide Pride's inaugural 205-pound champion. It was a somber and focused <mask> that came down the aisle for his second fight with Silva. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 When Silva tried to escape, he finally found a leglock. Sakuraba began to control the fight, avoiding Silva's strikes and threatening him with choke attempts. The Japanese locked on a tight guillotine choke, but was countered by a wild slam from Wanderlei which broke his collar bone.The wrestler managed to end the round with submission attempts from the bottom, but not willing to let him go on so hampered, his corner threw in the towel between rounds. <mask> Cro Cop. <mask> was offered a special ruleset of no strikes on the ground as part of the "K-1 vs Pride" theme, but he didn't want any special rule for him. <mask> lost the match while exchanging strikes on Mirko's guard after an upkick from the kickboxer broke his orbital bone. <mask> was placed in competition against fighters of his own weight

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